Still don"t see the reason way people buy all the milk and bread, First real snow of season tonight, calling for a inch or two.I guess I should check my BEER stock?
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Still don"t see the reason way people buy all the milk and bread, First real snow of season tonight, calling for a inch or two.I guess I should check my BEER stock?
Everybody knows you have to eat French Toast when it snows
once my kids moved out,,, we barely use any milk and it goes bad before it is empty.
This is true, snow make french Toast....... its tradition.Quote:
Originally Posted by possum bob
Better check that TP supply too.....
I have never been low on beer and don't plan on it. Milk is far down the list.
Don't forget Eggs, need them for the French Toast!Quote:
Originally Posted by Table Rock 1
Milk sandwichesQuote:
Originally Posted by Table Rock 1
Last winter I was "spoken strongly to" by an older woman for buying 2 gallons of milk the evening before some snow was going to fly. We go through at LEAST 1 gallon in a 24 hr period in my house, usually close to 1.5....
We go through a gallon a day, our grandkids are here most days.
Well is it a 1-2 gallon day or a 12 gallon day. 12 gallons is a lot of milk....
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Originally Posted by Fishing Addict
Strongly????????
Were you out of 2 ounce jigs?
Mo BBC member would put up with being spoken to “ Strongly”
To me one of the funniest parts of this is that within about 2-3 hours of the snowing coming to a stop, the roads around us are typically clear and driveable. Unless there is some major blizzard forecasted, you are going to be in your house for about a day at most and people act like they have to stock up for 3 months.
People must not be used to driving on snow for 3-4 months a year.....
You hook that gallon of milk up to a funnel? Sheesh that's a lot of milk!Quote:
Originally Posted by Fishing Addict
You guys ever taste Captain Crunch doused with whole milk?
Some winter days, it's the sole reason I get out of bed. :laugh:
Amen brother!...and awomenQuote:
Originally Posted by 188Musky
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Originally Posted by 188Musky
And bread for the toast.Quote:
Originally Posted by keeferfish
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Originally Posted by 188Musky
Nope, but I see it stuck to the bowls after the Grandkids have it for breakfast. I use the 4000psi 4.5 gal pressure washer to get a good start of getting the residue off or the bowls.
Roflol!
Egg's! Don't forget the eggs :laugh:Quote:
Originally Posted by Table Rock 1
LOL, yeah. My 5 year old granddaughter drinks at least 1/2 gall on her own, her 2 year old brother, a little less. Add in a few bowls of cereal and it’s gone. Then, if any other grandchildren are over, they usually have a cup or two as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by dstep0
We don’t get huge snow accumulations here much like we use to but we just got 8 inches and the roads were plowed and clear the next day.
Better stock up on food and bullets.................
Buy 2 gallons and dump one down the drain...........help a brother out.
Wife does that regardless :laugh:Quote:
Originally Posted by cowtrimmer
She sounds like a keeper........thanks. :wink:
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I drove a milk delivery truck for 27 years, you wouldn’t believe the way folks acted when they called for a couple inches of snow!!Dang near killed myself couple times trying to get caught up!:sweating:Quote:
Originally Posted by Table Rock 1
40k posts? mind blown lolQuote:
Originally Posted by local16